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Dr. Rose Howard, Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, who taught in Bellarmine's School of Education for 27 years, died on Feb. 4.

The Frazier History Museum and Bellarmine University’s Veritas Society present two opportunities to meet one of Kentucky’s preeminent artists, Ed Hamilton, and learn more about his life and artistry.

Bellarmine University has developed a new Master of Arts in Education Degree in Instructional Leadership and School Administration program students may use to earn principal certification.

A new 5-year, $2.4 million partnership between Bellarmine University and Norton Healthcare will expand their work in sports medicine, campus wellness and nursing. It is the largest partnership in Bellarmine’s history.

Bellarmine University is celebrating Black History Month throughout February with numerous events, activities and service opportunities for students and a public lecture by the renowned author Sophfronia Scott.

Seven Bellarmine alumni and a member of the Rubel School of Business Executive Board have been selected for the Bingham Fellows Class of 2022.

In an effort to address the current nursing shortage and to increase the number of minority students in our region, Bellarmine University and Norton Healthcare are partnering to provide scholarships to underrepresented students in Bellarmine University’s Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing program.

Iris Jasmin, a doctoral student in Bellarmine's Education and Social Change program, reflects on the seven principles of Kwanzaa and the joy they've brought her.

Dr. Donald "DJ" Mitchell Jr., who leads Bellarmine's diversity, equity and inclusion programs, will be Molloy College’s first Vice President of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.

The Champion the Knights campaign was a resounding success, raising $120,195 - nearly double the initial goal - for student-athletes.

After months of masked virtual performances Bellarmine’s music program is eagerly welcoming audiences to attend their performances in person.

Bellarmine will work to create and implement a strategic plan addressing mental health on campus. The JED Foundation, the nation’s leading nonprofit working to prevent suicide and promote the mental wellbeing of young adults, will guide the effort.

Bellarmine's Degree Completion Program is meant to help adults who have some college and life experience finish their degrees so they can obtain desirable new job opportunities or advance in their current place of employment.

Bellarmine University and the Vatican Observatory hosted Louisville’s first Gold Mass (a religious gathering for scientists) on November 3 at the Archdiocese of Louisville.

Student members of the College Republicans of Bellarmine have invited Jeffersontown Mayor Bill Dieruf to speak on campus on Thursday, November 4.

To help solve a shortage of nurses in Louisville and the surrounding region, Bellarmine’s nursing school has added a January start date for its 12-month accelerated nursing degree program.

The Department of Environmental Studies will use a new pollinator garden for studies and research.

This summer, four of Bellarmine's ROTC cadets attended Cadet Summer Training at Fort Knox, Ky., where their class was recognized as outstanding.

Bellarmine’s Office of Disability Services has changed its name to the Accessibility Resource Center (ARC) to more accurately reflect its work to make the campus more accessible, and is planning other improvements recommended by a recent audit.

The Rubel School of Business Dean's Executive Speaker Series presents the virtual event “LatinX in Louisville: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month” on Tuesday, October 5.